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| | | From: Roger (Original Message) | Sent: 8/1/2003 2:13 PM |
I have recently obtained a couple of early Post Cards of Patterdale, by "Lowe, Patterdale" which has raised my interest in trying to find out more about him. Is anyone aware of the above, or his decendants & more particularly where his photographic archives may be? In "Kellys" 1929 edition, there is a Joseph Lowe, photographer, of Yew Tree Cottage, Deepdale mentioned but he is not listed in the 1938 edition. Roger Hadwin |
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| | | From: Dorothy | Sent: 8/5/2003 6:11 PM |
Hello Rodger, Joe Lowe was my great uncle he married my grandmothers sister Jessie Grisdale,they lived at Yew Tree cottage Deepdale Bridge until his death in 1934 he is buried in P atterdale churchyard. He was also a very good landscape painter but for some reason he never signed his work. I have found many of his postcards in antique shops. Idon,t know of any photograph archives of his work I do remember his camera,s they were very large and used glass plates I dont know how he ever carried them up onto the fells where he took many of his photographs. It is so nice to hear from somone interested in his work. Best wishes, Dorothy. |
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As I understand the present copyright law, Joe LOWE's photo's are copyright until the 70th anniversary of his death [in 2004]. Dorothy, did you inherit his estate or, if not, do you know who currently owns the copyright? |
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| | | From: Dorothy | Sent: 8/6/2003 5:53 PM |
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Hello Jake,uncleJoe,s estate would be inherited by
his wife, then after her death her son who has since died would inherit.There is
a grandson David Lowe but we have lost touch with him, he lives down
south.so I do not know who owns the copyright.
Dorothy |
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| | | From: Dorothy | Sent: 8/7/2003 11:03 AM |
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Hello Jake,
Just i case you did not receive my first reply
about the copyright of Joe Lowes postcards which I think I may have sent back to
myself.
His wife would inherit his estate then after her
death it would pass to their son who has since died there is a grandson
David Lowe who lives down south but we have lost touch,so I don,t know who owns
the copyright but it will not be long before it runs out.
Dorothy |
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Further to 'Jake's' email, Joseph died on 2 Feb 1934 according to his
gravestone (as included on the gravestones page in Patterdale Patter!)
Christopher Darvill
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Joe LOWE's photos are now out of copyright and so any contributions will be welcome and could be downloaded to the picture gallery. |
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Dorothy, Have paintings and photo`s by J Lowe, one of the painting`s is signed, all unframed and many with his sketches and written descriptions on the back.They were bought buy Mum at his house sale after his death.They are fantastic work altogether ,and he should be recognised for the quality of his work.I still live and work in the Penrith area and am at Pattrdale Dog Day helping out most years. |
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| | | From: Dorothy | Sent: 8/19/2004 5:09 PM |
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--Hello I have just recieved your email
reguarding g. uncle Joe I do not have any of his paintings just some of his
postcards I can rember going to the sale at Glenridding I don,t know why my
mother did not buy any of his work,--I can rember going to visit his wife
AUNT Jessie at Deepdale she was my grandmothers sister and
the walls of the house was covered with his work.I would so love to see the
paintings you have .I live just outside Penrith.
thank you so much for getting in
touch.
Dorothy EdgarOriginal Message -----
Sent: Thursday, August 19, 2004 11:11
AM
Subject: Re: Lowe, Photographer,
Patterdale.
Lowe,
Photographer, Patterdale.
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| From: coracrag |
Dorothy,
Have paintings and photo`s by J Lowe, one of the painting`s is
signed, all unframed and many with his sketches and written
descriptions on the back.They were bought buy Mum at his house
sale after his death.They are fantastic work altogether ,and he
should be recognised for the quality of his work.I still live
and work in the Penrith area and am at Pattrdale Dog Day helping
out most
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Hello Dorothy,
I read your messages on the Board and while this message
is unrelated to the subject, I hoped I could ask you about
your JESSIE GRIS(e)DALE.
My maiden name was Grisedale and my grandfather and ancestors
were all born in Penrith, Cumberland. Is there any chance there could
be a link between "your Jessie Grisedale" and mine.
Grandfather Thomas Grisdale born Penrith 1862 to William b. 1833 occ:
Joiner
and Mary Ann (nee Robson)
their other children:
John Robson Grisdale b. 1853 Joiner/Carpenter later lived in Workington
William b. 1856 occ: Joiner/Builder
Margaret Ann b. 1859
Thomas b. 1862
Geroge b. 1864
Levi b. 1867
Charles b. 1872
Mary Alice b. 1874
All baptized in Christ Church, Penrith.
Would love to hear from you if you think there is a link between the
Gris(e)dale families.
Sincerely, Rene/USA
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| | | From: Roger | Sent: 9/25/2004 8:00 PM |
Since first indicating my interest in Joe Lowe at the time I obtained a couple of postcards, in my message of 1 August 2003, I have added to my collection now having about 50 as a result of which, I am keen to learn more about him and the photos he took. This leads me to the suggestion that I would be interested in receiving any information members may have relating to Joe Lowe and of course collating this. With Jake's permission this could in due course possibly feature as a section in Patterdale Patter. I envisage as part of this, a numerical inventory of the photos he took which would assist collectors but as the numbering goes well into 4400+ (according to the cards in my possession) & there are some without numbers there must be many cards available accepting of course that his numbering sequence may not have been 'one after the other' & there may have been gaps. As previously mentioned I would of course be happy to be the focal point to gather the information together. I look forward to member's reaction to my suggestion Roger Hadwin |
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